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Changing attitude towards differently-abled

Changing attitude towards differently-abled
Start Date :
Sep 11, 2014
Last Date :
Sep 30, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How do you think we can further change our outlook and attitude towards the specially-abled? What efforts do we need to take in bringing them to the mainstream?

How do you think we can further change our outlook and attitude towards the specially-abled? What efforts do we need to take in bringing them to the mainstream?

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subrat kumar panda
subrat kumar panda 11 years 9 months ago
Thank you for allowing common people to participate in the management of the country.I never felt this kind of feeling towards my country.Thank you again.It's time we should change our attitude towards the differently-abled.All transports,offices and other places should have a unit to take care of this.And this should be executed strictly.
rupanjali baruah
rupanjali baruah 11 years 9 months ago
Today was another historic day for Assam, our PM met more than 70, 000 members and inspired them to do everything we could to make his dream of clean India a reality. I hope I get to meet Modiji very soon, you are truly close to our heart
saipadmasree gadiyaram
saipadmasree gadiyaram 11 years 9 months ago
Swachh Bharat Abhiyan can be more penetrated into the society by asking all the movie makers in India to promote through their movies. Many Indians are ready to go to any extent if their favourite star requests them to, promoting this idea through movies will give the movement an extra push. Also in Singapore, government promotes the ideas through movies at the start and during recess/intermission this makes people think of the idea and educate others also.
Amit Srivastava
Amit Srivastava 11 years 9 months ago
Sir,One humble request to Create"MISCELLANEOUS GROUP". No doubt MyGov provide its members one stop platform to share views and ideas on issues of national importance but due to lack of just one more group under the head of "MISCELLANEOUS" the topics transcend all the groups due to their scope and importance become less effective. As members have no option to share views and ideas on all other different issues of social importance so they post their such views under the various irrelevant groups.
Narasimhan M G
Narasimhan M G 11 years 9 months ago
India's blind population is 1.5 crores, 20% of its total population. They need oral literacy programs. Digital library of India has a large corpus of Indian language texts. These can be converted to an Oral corpus that can be read out and broadcast on Jnana-Vani or All India Radio. Thus the current manual teachers education efforts can be boosted by Computer-Assisted Education. The required technology exists. Indian language OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and Indian Language Text-to-Speech.
Devdas Bhaskar
Devdas Bhaskar 11 years 9 months ago
This would include , ramps to the side walks, entrance to buildings , lift opening size . Toilets of differntly abled persons at every level . Unfortunately in our country , there are no approval authorities who looks at such issues for the common amenities , like roads , parks , railway stations , bus stops , buses , trains etc. An authority should be set up to create guidelines for all such public /common amenities,under a group of eminent architects , town planners and engineers.
Devdas Bhaskar
Devdas Bhaskar 11 years 9 months ago
If we design and construct buildings , roads , pavements etc taking into consideration the differntly-abled people , by which they become more independent ...then there would not be requirement of changing the attitiude towards them. This would be the best policy . For this, all the approval authorities should be held responsible, while approving of plans before construction and see its implemented after completion.
krishna kanth
krishna kanth 11 years 9 months ago
to identify and stop underground economy and black money with the goal of increasing the tax collection .and also,efforts should be made to introduce banking facilities to prevent the illegal funds in turn corruption.till date use of ATM cards has become optional.therefore compulsory use of ATM cards in marts,shopping malls and everyday works and even in small scale shop like general stores,stationary where transactions above Rs.1000 have to be made in order to stop the use of black mo